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Fed’s Quantitative Easing to Affect ETH/USD Pair in The First Half of 2025: How?
The post Fed’s Quantitative Easing to Affect ETH/USD Pair in The First Half of 2025: How? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In previous discussions, many pointed out the sensitivity of the ETH/USD pair to Federal Reserve policies, particularly around quantitative easing (QE). Benjamin Cowen noted that if the Fed announces no immediate QE plans earlier, it could trigger a downturn for Ethereum, sending it reeling towards lower support levels. This move could bring about a situation where, in response, the Fed could reconsider its stance by March 2025, potentially initiating a quick recovery for ETH. Historically, ETH struggled to break the $4,000 barrier over the last few years, showing a pattern of allergic reactions to this price point. Notably, Ethereum saw significant capitulations in April and August, correlating closely with the Bank of Japan’s rate hikes in March and July, respectively. The pattern suggested that ETH tended to hit capitulation lows the month following BOJ rate adjustments. ETH/USD weekly chart | Source: Trading View Last week, following another BOJ rate hike, speculations arose about a potential capitulation low for ETH in February or March. If Ethereum manages to stay above its Bull Market Support Band (BMSB), this downturn scenario might not unfold. – Advertisement – However, a break below this level could trigger another steep decline towards the regression band, echoing past cycles where ETH/BTC bottomed out as QE began. This crucial perspective on how Fed’s decisions on quantitative easing in the first half of the year could significantly influence the ETH/USD pair. New ATH in Ethereum ecosystem On the other hand, Layer 2 (L2) networks saw a new all-time high in distinct weekly active addresses last week, soaring to 10,942,006, marking a 24.9% increase. Among these, 580,853 were active across multiple L2s, reflecting robust cross-chain engagement. Ethereum Layer 1 also saw substantial activity with 2,458,330 addresses. Base and Arbitrum One led the surge, contributing significantly to this growth. Base led…
The post Fed’s Quantitative Easing to Affect ETH/USD Pair in The First Half of 2025: How? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
In previous discussions, many pointed out the sensitivity of the ETH/USD pair to Federal Reserve policies, particularly around quantitative easing (QE). Benjamin Cowen noted that if the Fed announces no immediate QE plans earlier, it could trigger a downturn for Ethereum, sending it reeling towards lower support levels. This move could bring about a situation where, in response, the Fed could reconsider its stance by March 2025, potentially initiating a quick recovery for ETH. Historically, ETH struggled to break the $4,000 barrier over the last few years, showing a pattern of allergic reactions to this price point. Notably, Ethereum saw significant capitulations in April and August, correlating closely with the Bank of Japan’s rate hikes in March and July, respectively. The pattern suggested that ETH tended to hit capitulation lows the month following BOJ rate adjustments. ETH/USD weekly chart | Source: Trading View Last week, following another BOJ rate hike, speculations arose about a potential capitulation low for ETH in February or March. If Ethereum manages to stay above its Bull Market Support Band (BMSB), this downturn scenario might not unfold. – Advertisement – However, a break below this level could trigger another steep decline towards the regression band, echoing past cycles where ETH/BTC bottomed out as QE began. This crucial perspective on how Fed’s decisions on quantitative easing in the first half of the year could significantly influence the ETH/USD pair. New ATH in Ethereum ecosystem On the other hand, Layer 2 (L2) networks saw a new all-time high in distinct weekly active addresses last week, soaring to 10,942,006, marking a 24.9% increase. Among these, 580,853 were active across multiple L2s, reflecting robust cross-chain engagement. Ethereum Layer 1 also saw substantial activity with 2,458,330 addresses. Base and Arbitrum One led the surge, contributing significantly to this growth. Base led…
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